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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ndno:
Hi, can anyone please recommend a stable SetCpu setting? I'm running SetCpu 3.1.2 with the Calm 1.2 version of this kernel on Freeza's NC5 DeOdex Stockish ROM. I figured Calm is the safest and all I did in SetCpu was setting the governor to Ondemand 300min to 2265max; however, I already had a couple of sudden freezes, followed by a reboot.

Does anyone know what are the Calm default settings if no over/underclock app is used? If I uninstall SetCpu and reboot, will it go back to those default settings?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Jocutz1987:
Correct me if i am wrong I believed calm is not set with great setting its like a stovk kernal to get the optimization you want download 1.2 rage or roar and/or rage/roar 1.3 then let it sit for a while then put the mhz you desire. I have 2726max/300min and 2 profiles screen off 652max/300min and screen on 1952max/300min those are my settings

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OK I'm gonna give a a shot for a few days see how it goes thanks again

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] JAG50:
Ok, here's another "experiment." I used to own the awesome S3 running ktoonsez kernel. He wrote a kernel app called ktweaker. I froze setcpu and restored tweaker and lo and behold, it works with beastmode 1.2. The beauty of ktweaker is that is has tons of settings. I looked for him on xda to ask for his permission to use, even though you only need permission if your modifying our using with a ROM. Any who, if anyone else is curious and wants to play with ktweaker, please let me know.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ImEVO:
I'll try it..?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Jocutz1987:
I'll try it too

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ndno:
Thanks. And your settings are pretty stable, correct? No freezes or reboots, correct?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Jocutz1987:
Yes I haven't had any reboot or lags I'm using Freeza's, 1.2 rage kernal with 2726400max/300min now put interactive and deadline and charge it to 100 and just use it normal for a day or until you need to recharge like [MENTION=5244502]micmars[/MENTION] said it has to settle in. just use your perfer kernel and give it a try I did 5 hours from 96% to 90% not bad at all...

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] JAG50:
UPDATE: ran into snag. The voltage was inverted for some weird reason and all attempts to fix resulted in reboots. So, I'm on plan B: testing pimp my rom. It does have a lot of tweaks. Only thing not working is the putting apps in system memory. It crashes app when I run it.

I am running CALM kernel.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] onemanruler:
I'm still waiting for the 1.3 calm lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Jocutz1987:
Why? Is out already just got to about under settings and go to optimize kernal and it should take you the the newest kernel

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] onemanruler:
Yea in the fre3 hybrid the 2.12 update brought It to my phone. View attachment 2702952
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Jocutz1987:
Yes but if you want calm just got to download optimize kernel and it will take you where to download 1.3 calm kernal by freeza

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Jocutz1987:
So I just had a random reboot hmm wierd

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ImEVO:
Once is ok, twice might want to look into it, third you have a problem lol..

I had it reboot once and it never did it again..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Jocutz1987:
I never had it happens the way it did I was on e's file manager then I hit the sleep button and it just kept rebooting it self in the boot animation and finally after like 6 reboot in boot animation it turn on but I been running fr3 rom since 2.0 and this is the first

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] xyojimbox:
I woke up and phone wouldn't turn on this morning then it booted into hardware problem screen said unknown error. But I'm on 1.3 on his rom
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Jocutz1987:
That's happened to me before too

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ndno:
Looking at the few last posts, looks like you're having stability issues. At this point, I'm just not running any OC/UV app; I'm just letting the Calm 1.2 kernel do its own thing based on the default settings. Working great. I don't care much about OC, I just want stability, a more optimized kernel, and perhaps a kernel with better battery life management.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Jocutz1987:
Yeah you are correct I did but not sure why maybe it was because I had two OC/UV app and on 2.12 rage but I'm on stock NC5 kernel now I'm gonna let it kick in for at least a few days see how it does

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Powerplayer1025:
How's the main man feeling I haven't seen you on here in a while I hope you are feeling better man. Missing you around here
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] vMAC:
Does this kernel support tun.ko?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mutepoint:
Running two kernel tweak apps simultaneously is akin to turning the ignition key in your car after the motor is already running. Unless each app is only tuning a separate parameter.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Jocutz1987:
Thanks I figure that would of been it I don't know why I did I should of known better lol plus I read on some thread that having too many can cause the before I had two tweak apps lol

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] vMAC:
I just installed it. It supports /dev/tun for anyone who wants to know.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] bond32:
Tried this kernel so many times, every time I get a FC on the "Phone". When it happens I notice the signal strength disappears, few seconds later it comes back then its ok. Anyone else have this?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] JAG50:
Ok, this is my second attempt, since I wrote several paragraphs and freaking tapatalk chokes and erase them all. This time, I'm writing on a notepad and I'll copy and paste. Take that, tapatalk.

I began talking about how nostalgic I felt in that after only 7 months our beloved note 3 has taken second stage. Now, it's all about the S5, mind you, I would never buy it. Anyways, once this happens the interest and discussion on the threads and forums begins to disappear until they die. This forum hasn't had much discussion even though most of us that upgraded to NC5 or NC5D are using this kernel.

So the reason I'm writing this morning is to wrap up some of my previous contributions to the thread. My main thing was testing various apps that manage kernels. I tested several to include set cpu, trickster, rom toolbox, antutu, Android Tuner and more. None of those tested worked well with our kernel (reboots, lag, etc.) So invariably I ended removing them all. What was left was the kernel all by it's lonely self doing it's best to run the phone. Unfortunately that meant lag, chokes, time delays and more. Again, this has been MY EXPERIENCE and I'm not implying that others have had the same. But I have.

So, my point is that I've been playing with smartphones from the early days of the Palm III (1997). I've rigged some, broke others and so forth.

Prior to the note 3 I had the super S3 and one of the programs I had installed was called Crossbreeder. The developer of this set of scripts had some hits and some misses and many shyed away from it. I played smart and kept the earlier version running, which had no issues. This program puts the phone on steroids. It made it real fast and stable.

So I finally will get to my point. Last night after reading my threads I got brave and decided to test the latest version of Crossbreeder on my note 3 (ver 12). After rebooting (yes, it does install without any issues) I was immediately shocked to see the difference. The phone was running like never before: fast, no lag, very stable. I am a sceptic, so the jury is not out on this yet, but last night the phone went into deep sleep (one of the features for battery saving) and woke up happy and ready to work. I've been testing it opening and closing apps and doing video, sound, etc. And this bad boy is performing wondrously.

Ok, for those that are interested the link is: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2113150.

If anyone else does try it and has success, I would like to hear from you.

Finally, let's keep this thread alive guys. It is an important one in my opinion.

UPDATE: Been two days guys and this phone is performing like a totally different device. It's found it's Karma with cross-breeder. I cannot recommend it enough to any one running this kernel. They're like the perfect match.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Androidwarrior:
Freeza how are you? Sorry to bother you i know your a busy man but i had a question? I wanted to know if you will be updating your kernel so i can utilize screen mirroring? I was using your kernel but i had to switch back to stock in order to use it. I'm kind of hoping you can do it. I was a little bummed out i had to switch back to stock kernel. Well anyway thanks for reading and enjoy your day.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ebe01:
Flashed on Kkk v3 test 7 this morning u were certainly right phone is much snappier and running just fine

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ImEVO:
Are we going to see an updated kernel? Looking forward to 1.4...

UnAshamed 1:1six
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Jose Reyes:
Just flashed on my N3 running fr3 2.14 deodex. Will see how it performs for next 24 hrs and will report.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] TBarb169:
& JAG50

Which version of CrossBreeder did you use? Did you do this on top of Beastmode kernel?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] kaos420:
Comodose 3.5 works better

Sent From My 0x1 Note 3.i love tep....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] JAG50:
I'm running the calm beastmode and the latest crossbreader, ver. 12. Man, I am not kidding you, you are going to love it. Ah, the developer also has an uninstall zip on his thread.

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For the record, I would jump in front of a train to save freeza. He's touched us all with his wizardy. But I was sad with the beastmode kernel because it lacked "umph." But all that has changed now that I'm running cross-breeder. My phone is fast, no lag, the battery life has almost doubled and I can't say enough good things about it. And today is day THREE.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] morph28:
Thanks and I use trickster mod works good with this kernalfor oc .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] MikeyLee:
All good here so far ***EDIT*** I take that back. Tried to run a quadrant and phone is now dead. No power, nothing. Wont boot into any mode.

***EDIT 2*** I got into recovery and re flashed 1.2. Booted up and I'll stay on there for now. I tried to OC to 2.7 using Trickster. Set min to 2.6 and max to 2.7 when it went black so at least with my phone it didn't like those settings.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] BigBroham1984:
I had a similar experience with Antutu on both 1.3 and 1.4. I would get to around 14% on the test and it would reboot or go black and not boot (tried several times). This is with no messing with the precessor speeds or voltage, and also with OC via SetCPU (same experience stocked or clocked). 1.2 runs real smooth for me, though, so I am letting that ride. I have a CPU BIN of 2...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ktron2g:
I tried to run antutu benchmark, now im stuck on the black screen as well. Can't get my phone to turn on or even boot into recovery. What did you guys have to do to get into recovery?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Compusmurf:
Folks, if you crash like that while overclocking, you need to UP your mv settings from default.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] freeza:
Going to relax the L2 a little. That is probably the reason for a lot of issues.

I just ran antutu and mine also rebooted on 8%, but this was at 2.9ghz. I ran it stock speed (since nothing was changed on stock speed) and the whole test ran without issues.

Lowering L2 and you guys maybe upping your mV a bit (if it still is unstable) should be fine.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] MikeyLee:
I pulled the battery. I plugged the phone in and the battery on the screen came on so I knew the phone wasnt fried. I did Vol up, Pwr and Home to get into recovery and I re flashed 1.2, wiped cache and it's been fine
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] freeza:
So far, all of the tests ran at my default voltages up to 2.57GHz, which resulted in a reboot. Upping the voltage to 1135mV fixed it.

So maybe the L2 isn't an issue. :)

I suggest you all try upping your voltage (TricksterMOD) seems to be the only one that properly sets the voltages (you have to press the check mark if you didn't already know)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ktron2g:
Thanks for the info, I pulled the battery and left it out for about 5 mins, then it worked after that.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] MikeyLee:
No problem. Yeah I notice it takes a few minutes before it will boot again.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ovrrdrive:
Ok, feeling stupid here...

When ever I type cat /sys/kernel/debug/acpuclk/pvs_bin into a terminal window it just says file not found. What am I doing wrong?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] BigBroham1984:
It worked for me by typing it into terminal emulator (free on the Play Store) on my phone. I got that same message you did when I tried it on my PC through MiniADB.

It also gave me a chance to use my Pen Window program when referencing what to type. Man, what a great device! :D:thumbup::thumbup:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] ovrrdrive:
I tried it in the terminal window in Android Tuner Pro and got the error so I downloaded terminal emulator and got the same thing.

Weird.

I tried it on the stock mj4 kernel and then on the modified kernel in this thread and got the same message on both.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Koserman:
So far so amazing! Your face is loved!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] nolimit06:
My phone just don't like being overclocked it seems. I cant get through a benchmark on anything but the stock cpu clock. No biggie as this thing flies as it is. I just wanted to push it. Got all the way to the 2d test before it rebooted on 2.9ghz on Antutu.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] aparasg1:
I got a rating of 4 :) so what is the safest oc speed that it wont cause random reboots?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] phibetabeast:
Are their any special instructions to install this I'm on Josh beach Rom?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] flyers2114:
Flash and reboot.... That's it
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] snowride20:
Has anyone had problems with their wifi after flashing this? Mine will not turn off if this is installed. Restore stock kernel and all is well. I would like to continue using this so any suggestions are much appreciated.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] monty_python:
The OP says 1.5 but the latest download in fine host says 1.4.. Anyone notice this. .

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Beandip-Javier:
[MENTION=3925353]JAG50[/MENTION] what is this cross breeder you speak of, would like to give it a spin my self.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Jose Reyes:
Does Cross-breed brakes wifi calling and or hotspot like comados 3.5 does?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Beandip-Javier:
I did a search located a cross breed zip and flashed it, I'm on vision X and wifi calling still works along with hot spot working just fine.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Jose Reyes:
Thanks... I flashed comadose 3.5 it works fine, however, it messes up with wifi and or hotspot. I you use hotspot it will work, then wifie won't come back unless you reboot the phone.

I'll give cross-breeder another try.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Beandip-Javier:
The one I'm running is an older version. Cross breeder 12.1.2013
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] JAG50:
Beandip, see #773.

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For those wondering about any negative impact with cross-breeder, the answer is no. Everything is working fine. Hey, you guys are right. There are many scripted programs out there to try and that's the whole purpose of this thread; to share your lessons-learned with fellow note 3 users. So I take no offense to anyone recommending another program other than cross-breeder. I use it because it served me well with my S3 and it turns out that it works well with our current configuration of NC5/NC5D with Beastmode. But the more the merrier.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] lickarock:
I just flashed crossbreeder to see what all the hype is about. While I cannot speak to battery life yet, I can say one thing with definition... The incredible speed and reduce of lag is... Exaggerated. You can achieve such speed boosts in any rom, with any kernel or script, on any phone. I noticed movement was TOO quick. Not fluid, just sharp and fast. I immediately recognized this as animation scaling. Sure enough, I went into my developer options, and the animation was cranked up to .5x (twice as fast as normal). Now I am still testing this out, and am in no way making any claims about the effectiveness of this script. But after turning those values back to 1x, I can say that the "reduced lag" everyone is raving about, in my opinion, is because of this, and nothing more.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] kaos420:
it does not effect wifi calling at all. you may have another issue.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] JAG50:
lickarock,

Sorry to hear crossbreader didn't work for you. It's ok, we don't need to get personal and offended just because someone (me) did a recommendation. It is always on a voluntary version for anyone to try anything presented in the thread. No need to sound upset because you didn't get same results. This happens all the times. Our phones sometimes seem to have a mind of their own. But for your FYI, the cross breeder thread has over 6750 hits, meaning that a lot of people are using/testing it. So, it's not for everyone, but it does work for many, myself included. Cheers.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] lickarock:
So... A few things.

First, let me apologize if that came across in any way as upset. I was not upset or bothered with that discovery in any way, shape, or form, and even reading through my post now I just can't see how it came across that way. Still, I'm sorry if it came across harsh.

I have been an active member on this site for almost 5 years. If you look at my thanks meter and post count, you would see that. I know very well how this site works, and that not everyone will always get the same results.

I have a custom ROM posted in the d710 (epic 4g touch) threads. That ROM, called GamerMod, contains performance scripts called Placebo, which if you go look you can see that I attributed much of the success of that ROM to that script.

So when I saw a performance script, I got very excited. I flashed it straight away. Immediately after flashing, I recognized the reduced lag in the transitions as animation scaling. In fact, that is all I said in that post. Nothing negative or derogatory about this script at all. Just that the speed burst was a simple settings change anyone can accomplish. I actually never stated that I was having issues or did not care for the script. At the time I had not tested it, and did not know what I thought of it. That's actually why I said I wanted to test it, and see what the battery increase is.

I am fairly pleased with this script on the whole actually. Battery life is better than before, and it definitely seems to sleep better. I am still not seeing much of a performance increase, but there's just not much to increase on a phone this powerful. I am not floored with this script like I was with placebo. But it's the best I have come across since.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] blackcanopy:
Very well said my friend. PhAkeEr's placebo scripts were silly awesome. I have to agree the placebo had performance boost without negatively impacting the battery life.... I miss that guy...

BTW... FWIW.. Your rom was a very nice selection on the buffet of development on that device.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Powerplayer1025:
Has anyone heard from the main man around here I haven't seen him on in a while. Since he was sick a while ago. Is he OK just curious and kinda worried lol.(weird coming from a stranger)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] budeone:
Hello,

I am working on a note 3 and added this kernel first with calm and his battery life went real bad.. I waited a few days and added trixter and set at ondemand.

His phone while using it reboots.. I guess either too fast or to slow.

I just added the middle speed and now just want to see if I should use trixter or now in your guys opinion.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] MrSamEpic:
Hello, I'm looking for an excellent multi-core overclock app for this kernel I added to my new Note 3. I did a search, but didn't find any suggestions. Since this is the first (and great kernel I've used on this), I want to make sure I use the right one. Thx in advance for the help/suggestions.

Using my SGN3 w/Ttalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] caesar_:
Try Trickster from the play store..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] roofus3000:
Things are kinda quiet around here. Just wondering if there was an update I didn't know about.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] topherk:
According to the post below, freeza's been working on another device, but is excited to get back to the note 3.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=53015145
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] micmars:
His rom is up to kernel rev 2.5. I'll get on him about that. The lack of arrogance of it all just leaves me flummoxed every time.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] fitusv:
Yeah, you tell'em micmars
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] freeza:
Ummm.......updated kernel? :)

6/8/14-1.6-KitKat:

Merged some changes from the Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4.

Re-enabled wacom digitizer when pen is inserted.

Made a few changes to ramdisk.

Enabled zswap/swap/swap/swap/swap.

Updated Interactive CPU governor driver.

Increased bus speeds for ROAR and RAGE.

Added FauxSound
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] micmars:
As you can see, I did. Took serious bribe money, but whatever works.

Devs rule the roost here, and the best get the most bribes (by bribes, I mean like liquor, uhm...dates...stuff like that, you know, fictitious stuff).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] fitusv:
Hahaha, indeed
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] blackcanopy:
Very nice. Thank you good sir.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Jocutz1987:
Thank you mate..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Powerplayer1025:
Nice to see ya [MENTION=309990]freeza[/MENTION] glad your back in action. I don't want to bum rush ya but is there anyway that you would be able to incorporate sweep to wake or the double tap to wake. I had the features on my s4 and I would love to see them on this phone if at all possible. I know the kernel was made by Koontz but I have no idea where to get the code from or anything
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] RMD:
Miracast

First Thank You Freeza!

Second Is there anyway to use Miracast with your Kernel? I'm using KitKatKiller 4 and when I try to connect to my Netgear PTV 3000, the phone restarts.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] micmars:
It's an awesome feature to be certain. I would love to have it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] famproent:
Which one do I download i'm running sacs rom v4 on nc5?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] famproent:
Okay I down loaded the kernel how do i install it with twrp on the sacs rom ver 4?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] danon.brown:
Reboot to recovery and install
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] famproent:
I tried with twrp but if failed
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] lopies:
Try re-downloading and try again. Worked for me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] wormy987123:
Works for me with twrp as well
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] GavinMazey:
With twrp I've found that I need to reboot recovery after wiping or anything I try to flash fails. If you do that and it still doesn't work it sounds like you've got a bad download.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3] seVIIn7:
Im running freeza ROM w/ cerj's Illuminati theme. What is the latest kernel?